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by Harvard Business Review (Author), Amy C. Edmondson (Author), Joan C. Williams (Author)
A curated collection of HBR's latest thinking for leaders and managers about the practices and policies that will make hybrid organizations successful.
- Curates the latest and most important thinking on organizational design and leadership competencies in the age of hybrid work—a topic that all leaders and managers need to be up to speed and conversant on.
- Provides a range of diverse contributors and viewpoints with clear takeaways. From foundational basics to research to use cases—all with HBR's quality and rigor.
- Provides the essential basics and prepares readers for more in-depth engagement with HBR's most cutting-edge, forward-looking, and provocative content on the topic.
- Answers the question "What does HBR have to say about the hybrid workplace?"
- Clear takeaways in bullet points at the end of each chapter.
- Will feature an introduction by a prominent business thinker tying the articles in the book together.
Audience: All leaders and managers who will be responsible for designing a hybrid office, creating hybrid work policies, or managing a hybrid team.
Author Biography
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